Sentence examples for truly repeat from inspiring English sources

History does not truly repeat itself, but personalities and biases do.

Therefore, we wonder whether they are truly repeat elements and they were not recognized by RepeatMasker just because they were not included in repbase.

Given that he appears to regard any music recorded outside a period beginning in late 1966 and ending sometime around 1972 with the deepest suspicion, he has managed to build up a confoundingly huge catalogue without ever truly repeating himself.

Finally, unlike the existing result that was based on persistent users' identities and truly repeated interactions, we illustrate that punisher's average payoff in punishment-based scheme is almost same as the ideal but unfeasible case of reward-based scheme: rewarder could selectively reward other rewarders, and reward cost is zero.

As a consequence, a correctly anticipated action effect should be subject to the same neural dynamics as a stimulus that is truly repeated, at least to a certain degree.

To determine whether such a short imaging wavelength was truly necessary, we repeated our imaging procedure using 720 nm light.

Let me repeat that, because it is truly, truly crazy: I am backstage at the Oscars.

Yes, it's largely "on rails" and, as with most classic shooters, relies too much on memorising attack patterns; but when accompanied by score multipliers that depend on both avoiding hits and scoring plenty of your own, it makes for a truly challenging game that rewards repeat playing like few others.

It truly does not matter—I repeat: it is completely irrelevant if it's cold or warm, busy or dead, Kipling or Kennedy.

Therefore the percentage of truly compound repeats was even lower (11 out of 120) corresponding to 9.2% and the vast majority were simple, perfect motif SSRs.

Most notable is that C. elegans, despite of its low density of truly imperfect repeats has on average very long imperfect TRs.